Verona, Italy's Leila Gharib records retro-flavored electronic pop music under the name Sequoyah Tiger. Her music incorporates melodies reminiscent of '50s-era pop into a flurry of lush, dreamy electronics and guitars, and her songs are charming and quirky as well as yearning and wistful. She began releasing Sequoyah Tiger demo EPs in 2014, and the project signed to iconic indie electronic label Morr Music in 2016. The EP Ta-Ta-Ta-Time, featuring the single "Hey Paul Anka," appeared that year, as did Sequoyah Tiger's split single with Saroos, which included both artists remixing each other's songs. Sequoyah Tiger's debut full-length, Parabolabandit, followed in 2017.
The live-set is a collaboration with the dancer Sonia Brunelli, an artistic dialogue which started in 2008 with the foundation of the performing arts group Barokthegreat. The two artists create together a sound dramaturgy of the live performance, in which the body provides a certain ‘thickness', playing with the three-dimensionality of the actions in a specific visual dynamic.